Re: The Genesis of Spin
In Article <[email protected]> Astrodomesam wrote:
> I am searching for current theories and opinions as to
> what physical mechanisms impart/cause the spin of
> planetary bodies on an axis, the motion of planetary
> bodies around the sun, the motion of galaxies
> revolving around their central cores.
Posing the question of why we have SPIN, at all, much less spin that
affects suns and planets (rotation), solar systems (ecliptic planes),
and glaxies that seem to be consistent far outside of a random pattern.
So if, in the following postings, the Zetas have said is it NOT
collision and NOT angular momentum and NOT magnetism that is influensing
galactic synchronized spin, then what is it? The Zetas explain, with
some new ZetaTalk and a reference to their existing ZetaTalk on how
matter behaves, on the move.
Big Bangs affect vast areas, a fact which man is aware
of as all he can see seems to have been affected by the
same event. But prior to clumping and becoming dense,
matter is more homogeneous and fluid and thus each
atom more easily influenced. As in all events,
SOMETHING came first, and as in all events, something
clumps or moves FIRST, and this sets the stage for what
follows. Explosions send things in all directions, so
motion outward is rapid and has no brakes other than the
matter that lies behind it. Thus, matter on the periphery
has PUSH behind it, and matter closer to the center of the
Big Bang finds it has NO push behind it, eventually. The
center is a void, and thus nearby matter, from the inside
out, starts returning to this void to escape the crowding it
finds everywhere else. As this matter returns, it interacts
with other matter, attempting to equalize crowding. Even
in homogeneous matter ANY motion, even on the
sub-atomic level with a single atom on the move, creates
a zigzag due to the pressure created when moving in ANY
direction. Motion become circular, to develop a spin, when
ANY inequality on either side of the zigzag occurs, such
that the zig or zag is not simply back and forth, but takes a
curve. During the time it takes for galaxies to form from a
Big Bang, matter is fluid for a long enough time for the
motion in the CENTER to affect and establish the motion
throughout. This takes the form of individual or local
dramas, here and there, but the synchronized spin of galaxies
stands as a mute witness to the fluidity of the spurt coming
out of a Big Bang, and to the extent to which what is called
Dark Matter, which we have termed tiny matter, exists as a
glue binding the Universe together in ways mankind little
understands.
ZetaTalk
And existing ZetaTalk, as promised, on how matter on the move behaves.
Coming out of what is called a big bang, particles are sent
in all directions. All are on the move. As explosions are
never of equal strength throughout the explosion, some
particles are moving faster than others, and when parts of
the explosion collide with other parts, toward the center of
the explosion or on the periphery, circular movement begins
to equalize the pressure. After a time, what results is what
you see in your Universe. All this moving about never
settles down, nor does it diminish or increase, overall.
Mankind has noted this tendency and termed it conservation
of energy. Even within forming black holes movement is
still occurring, and in accordance with the patterns outside
of black holes.
Within atoms, subatomic particles are bound to the nucleus
just as planets are bound to a sun, due to the presence of a
subatomic particle which behaves in a similar manner to
gravity particles in a solar system. Forever on the move as
rushing to the center of the nucleus creates crowding that
is relieved by an outward flow, these particles soon find
themselves on the periphery in an uncrowded state and
cycle back into the nucleus due to their inherent attraction
of each other. What all matter seeks is a static state where
all parts of it are equal and none moving, like a jell, but as
equality in matter can never exist due to inherent
differences in particle size and nature, motion never ceases.
Always trying, but never succeeding.
Subatomic particles move in a wave pattern due to this
attraction and desire to equalize crowding. Vacillation,
repeating patterns, occur often in Nature, as the buildup is
followed by the gradual drop, until a threshold is reached
and the buildup begins again. Pulsing is found in the cosmos,
dying stars pulsing, the heartbeat pulsing, and in like
manner subatomic particles pulse. The same mechanism
is at play, and it has absolutely nothing to do with the rate
of release from a source, the current fanciful explanation
by scientists. Space, even the space within an atom, is
scarcely empty, but is filled with all manner of tiny
particles as yet undiscovered by man. Many particles or
groups of particles follow a path less than straight, as
on their way they create a pressure in front of them,
causing a sideways zig, only to find they again create a
pressure in front of them so must zag. This path is not
chaotic, but becomes a zig-zag line in a straight direction,
as the pressure created on the left encourages the zig to
the right, and the pressure created on the right finds a
void on the left where an essential vacuum has just been
created. The zig-zag perpetuates itself.
ZetaTalk, Energy Waves
(http://www.zetatalk.com/science/s91.htm)